AI Visibility Action Plan · Toronto, Canada

Knowing what’s wrong is half of it. This is the other half.

The audit measures where you stand. This is where that becomes a list your team can actually ship: content structure, entity consistency, rendering, structured data, crawler config, page by page, in priority order, and prioritized against your own Search Console and Bing data rather than my assumptions. It’s the same sequence I ran on my own site to earn 32,800+ AI appearances in 3 months.

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01: Where this sits
Step 0
Free AI Visibility Checker
The no-cost entry point.
Free
Step 1
AI Visibility Audit
Diagnosis: exactly where AI engines cite you, where they don't, and what to change.
$1,500
Step 2
AI Visibility Action Plan
Recommendations, a prioritized action plan and a roadmap, built for your team to ship.
From $4,500
Step 3 (optional)
AI Visibility Monitoring & Advisory
Optional and ongoing: I track your citations, watch competitors, and keep you visible as models retrain.
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Most people start at the checker or the audit. You reach step 2 when you want the findings turned into work your team can pick up, and the audit fee comes off the price when you do. Monitoring afterward is optional and term-limited, never required to get started. See full pricing →

02: How it runs
01
Start with the audit
Every plan is built from a completed AI Visibility Audit, so the work is ordered from evidence rather than opinion. If you've already had the audit, we go straight to scoping.
02
Your own data comes in
I take read-only access to your Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools, and send documentation for your team to create them if they don't exist yet. This is what lets the plan be prioritized on the queries and pages you already have traction on, instead of on assumptions.
03
The plan is written
Prioritized recommendations, page by page, each with what to change, why it matters for AI citation, and how to tell it worked. Written to be handed to a developer, not to be interpreted.
04
Roadmap and walkthrough
The work sequenced over the coming weeks, plus a call with whoever is going to do it, so the people implementing hear the reasoning directly rather than reading it second-hand.

I don’t ask you to trust the method on faith. I ran this exact sequence on my own product, HomeCalc.ca (where I was also the one implementing it), and took it from near-zero to 32,800+ AI appearances in 3 months: counted across two consoles: Bing Webmaster Tools' AI Performance report (Microsoft Copilot) for citations, and Google Search Console's Generative AI features report for impressions. The full case study shows what changed and what didn’t.

03: Questions
What is the AI Visibility Action Plan?
It is the step after the audit. The audit tells you where AI engines cite you and where they don't; the Action Plan tells you what to change about it: page by page, in priority order, with the reasoning and the acceptance criteria written down. It is built so the developer or agency who already maintains your site can ship it without coming back to me with questions.
Do you make the changes yourself?
No, and that is deliberate rather than a limitation. I don't take execution work. Anyone who has a website already has someone who edits it, and that person will always be faster inside your codebase and your deploy process than an outside consultant would be. What is usually missing is not hands: it is knowing exactly what to change and in what order. That is what you are buying here.
How is this different from the audit?
The audit is the diagnosis: thirty prompts across six AI platforms, where you appear, where competitors appear instead, and the content gaps between you. The Action Plan is the prescription: the specific changes, ordered by expected impact, written as work your team can pick up. Most people start with the audit, and its fee is credited toward the plan.
What does the Action Plan include?
Prioritized recommendations tied to the audit's findings; page-level specifics rather than general advice; a roadmap that sequences the work over the coming weeks; and a walkthrough call with whoever will be doing the work. Typical areas: content structure and answer blocks, entity and profile consistency, structured data, rendering, internal linking and crawler configuration. Exact scope is set from your audit, in writing, before we start.
Why do you need Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools access?
So the plan is prioritized on your real data instead of my assumptions. Read-only access shows which queries already bring you impressions, which pages Google and Bing actually consider relevant, and where you are close enough to move. Without it I would be ordering the work by guesswork. If you don't have these set up, I'll send you documentation so your team can create them; read-only access is enough.
How much does it cost and how long does it take?
From $4,500, fixed scope, and the $1,500 audit fee is credited toward it; the final number scales with your traffic volume, industry, and site size. Most run up to 30 days. Larger or multi-language scopes are quoted from the audit. It is a one-time, fixed-scope engagement; optional monitoring and advisory is available afterward, but it's never required.
Do you guarantee I'll get cited by AI?
No, and anyone who guarantees a specific AI result is either mistaken or selling you something. AI engines aren't under anyone's control, and I don't control your deployment either. What I commit to is that the plan is specific enough to act on and grounded in what the audit actually measured. See the disclaimer for the honest version.
Do you work with agencies?
Yes, and it's the arrangement this fits best. If you're a web or marketing agency, your team already has the implementers: what you may not have in-house is the AI visibility measurement and the plan. The audit and Action Plan can be delivered as a white-label supplier arrangement. Email me.

Ready to know what to change?

Tell me about your site. If you haven’t had the audit yet, we’ll start there, and its fee comes off this.

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